Outbound IP addresses of webhosting

In certain situations (for example, specific outbound communication from your websites), you may be requested by your external service providers to specify from which IP address (IPv4) or network range you will be accessing their services.

Usually, this is for enhancing the security level of the provided services, such as access to payment gateways, various API interfaces, and others, which you utilize on your websites hosted by Forpsi.

Linux web hosting services run on multiple servers grouped into a cluster. Outbound communication may therefore originate from different public IPv4 addresses.

To check which operating system your web hosting uses, log in to your Customer Account, go to the Webhosting section and click on the relevant domain name:

The following table lists the current outbound IPv4 addresses used by Linux web hosting services and the corresponding network ranges.

We recommend allowing both listed network ranges with your external service provider rather than individual IP addresses. As our infrastructure expands, additional outbound IP addresses may be added within these ranges. Allowing the entire ranges avoids the need to add these addresses individually and helps prevent disruptions to communication with the external service.

Table data last updated: 23 October 2026